Roamer - "Calendar" Pointer Date - 没有保留价 - MST 416 - 男士 - 1950-1959

典藏描述：
A rare and highly collectible mid-century timepiece, this vintage Roamer Calendar Pointer showcases the complex mechanical charm of 1950s Swiss watchmaking. Housed in a stepped gold-plated and steel case, the watch features an exceptionally well-preserved original dial complete with bold Arabic numerals, arrowhead hour markers, a sub-seconds dial at 6 o'clock, and an upper window displaying the day of the week. An outer red-numbered date track is tracked by a central sweeping pointer-date hand.
Driven by Roamer’s robust in-house MST 416 17-jewel manual-wind movement, this piece has been tested and is running accurately. The date quickset functions smoothly via the side case pusher at the 2 o'clock position. Fitted with a classic brown leather strap, it represents an honest and attractive example of a vintage calendar complication.

Technical Specifications
* Brand: Roamer (MST - Meyer and Stüdeli)
* Movement: Roamer-MST Caliber 416, 17-jewel Swiss manual-wind movement, antimagnetic protection, running accurately
* Case Material: Gold-plated bezel with stainless steel snap-back caseback
* Dial: Very good original patinated dial with Arabic numerals, day window at 12 o'clock, sub-seconds at 6 o'clock, and an outer red date scale
* Complications: Pointer date (quickset via side pusher at 2h), day-of-the-week display, sub-seconds
* Strap: Brown leather strap with steel pin buckle
* Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The original dial presents a clean, authentic look with minimal aging, the case retains good definition, and the mechanical movement is fully operational.
History of Roamer & Collector Appeal

* Historical Significance: Established in 1888 by Fritz Meyer in Solothurn, Switzerland, Roamer built an elite reputation for crafting nearly all watch components entirely in-house. Their mid-century calendar complications represent the pinnacle of mechanical innovation prior to the quartz revolution.

* Collector Appeal: Pointer-date configurations with multi-calendar displays are prized by vintage watch enthusiasts for their functional layout and distinct aesthetic. The combination of the respected MST 416 movement, the side-pusher date quickset, and a well-preserved original dial makes this a standout piece for any serious collection.